Trans Masc Connection Coaching Group

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Looking for a safe and confidential space to connect with other trans masculine guys? This 12 week virtual group is designed for trans men by a trans man. You will get to particpate in the ways that feel good to you and talk about the things that are important to you.
Aging while trans is a really specific experience. There are times when you are simultaneously experiencing the world as an man while internally experiencing things for the first time. Right now trans people are under attack and it can be a lot to sit with alone. This group is designed to facilitate connection, conversation, and help us all build spaces where we can feel safe and fully be ourselves.
Topics
Masculinity
Aging
Relationships
Sex
Spirituality
Community
Communication
Work
Gender Eurphoria
This group is designed by a trans man for trans-masculine adults who want to connect with other trans men.
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For folks newer to transition and folks with more years under their belts.
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For trans masc people of all sexual orientations and sexual interests.
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For people over age 30.
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For both binary and non-binary trans-masculine people.
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For guys in relationships and guys who are single.
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For guys post surgery, pre surgery, and those not intersted in surgery.
This group is not a therapy group or a trauma processing group. If either of those are things you're looking for please let me know and I'll connect you to other providers.
Still not sure if this group is for you? Send me an email and let's talk about it!
FAQs
1. When is it?
Thursdays 12 -1 pm EST
9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, (no group 10/26), 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, (no group 11/23), 11/30, 12/7, 12/14
2. How much does it cost?
The program includes 12 one hour groups with a max of 10 participants, one 15 minute one-on- one meeting and between session assignments. The fee is designed as a sliding scale; consider what fee makes the most sense to your budget. Two slots are no fee or pay-what-you-can and reserved for BIPOC trans masc particpants.
Fee 1: Pay what you can/no-fee (for BIPOC participants)
Fee 2: 40/week (Reduced Fee)
Fee 3: 50/week (Full Fee)
Fee 4: 60/week (Full Fee + 10 to support folks with lower income)
Fee 5: 70/week (Full Fee + 20 to support folks with lower income)
Payments can be made weekly or in-full at the beginning of the group. There is a 50 dollar fee to register that then goes towards your weekly or in-full payment. Group payment can be made in full for the whole 12 weeks or weekly.
3. What if I can't make a group?
This is a closed group, the same people will be there every week. This allows us to build trusting relationships with each other. It also means that participants are asked to pay for group even if there is a day they are unable to attend. I am unable to record groups in order to protect the privacy of participants.
4. What is the refund policy?
Your registration fee will be refunded in full if you choose not to particpate before the first group. If you choose to not continue after the group starts there is a cancellation fee of 50 dollars.
5. Is this group therapy?
No, this program is not group therapy. It is part class and part coaching group. There will opportunities to interact with each other and as a whole group.

Hello! I am a white queer trans man, therapist, coach, and sexuality educator. I've been working in the field of trans health and sexual health for 20 years. I got my start as a sexuality educator for Planned Parenthood in my early 20's where I got to learn about reproductive rights, gender identity, sexual rights, and sexual pleasure. My favorite part of that job were the sex toy workshops I provided to college dorms.
In my 20's I identified as a dyke and then as genderqueer. I physically transitioned in 2005 and somewhere along the line my gender felt more binary. I now identify as a queer trans man and use he and him pronouns.
I went to graduate school for social work so that I could support my trans and queer commmity. I had the opporutnity to work for Mazzoni Center and The Attic Youth Center, both LGBTQ focused organizations. I currently have my own practice where I provide therapy and coaching to mostlys queer and trans clients. In 2019 I co-authored the book Sex Therapy with Erotically Marginalized Clients: Nine Principles of Support. I also teach other health care providers about working with trans and queer communities through my work at Widener University and the California Institute for Intregal Studies.
As a white person it is my responsiblity to challenge and end white supremacy. I am actively engaged in anti-racist learning and strive to create spaces that feel as safe as possible for BIPOC participants.
trans joy is resistance